Roundtable-Class Action
Nov. 1, 2009
Class Notice in the Electronic Age
Electronic notice is slowly gaining acceptance in federal court.
As American business approaches the last steps to paperless operation, a debate continues to rage in the courts as to whether electronic communication is sufficient to provide legal notice in class action litigation. Generally, courts that reject class notice via email and Internet publication have done so based on perceptions that electronic methods are uncontrollabl...
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